Educator Community and Programs
Invest in Your Professional Growth
We are committed to helping educators achieve success by providing community and growth opportunities that empower and energize you. We invite you to participate in our programs that align with your goals.
Join Our Educator Network
Our unique, celebrated network is made up of more than 320 civics, history, government, and social studies teachers from across the nation who serve as champions and ambassadors for civic education. Membership to the network is free, and levels of engagement are offered.
As part of the network, educators receive:
Interactive workshops that provide implementation strategies
From the Newsroom
iCivics Educator Network Grows to More Than 350 Civics and History Teachers
iCivics, the country’s largest provider of civic education curriculum today announced that it has added 134 new members to its Educator Network. The iCivics Educator Network is made up of more than 350 civics, history, government, and social studies teachers from almost every state in the nation who serve as
Build Expertise in Focused Programs
Design Squad
A program that brings teachers into the heart of our design process at iCivics. Participants provide feedback on new resources and join focus groups to discuss trends in the classroom.
Civics, Service and Leadership Program
Offers curriculum and professional development to help students build civic knowledge, skills, and dispositions needed to be future leaders and public servants.
Teachers Advancing Civic Learning
California Teacher Facilitator Fellowship
More Ways to Engage
Facebook Group
A free discussion group for all educators who are using iCivics, with any grade level or subject. Ask questions, seek constructive feedback, and collaborate.
Webinars
Master skills, explore new ideas, and build your teaching toolbox with free live, recorded, and on-demand training.
Civic Learning Week
Fellowship Opportunity for Your Students
iCivics offers a 10-month (August-May) paid fellowship program for U.S. high school students. The students take part in civic and media workshops, learn how to articulate and share youth perspectives on civic education, and showcase their own civic learning experiences.
Have a student who might be interested? Let them know that applications for the next cohort will open in 2025.
Educator Voices
Shari C.
AP US History & AP American Government and Politics Teacher